You're mixing streams. Yes, I'm very aware of the debates surrounding CRT and public furor. Nobody is is getting 'cancelled' due to 'CRT' - rather, it's a sub

You're mixing streams. Yes, I'm very aware of the debates surrounding CRT and public furor. Nobody is is getting 'cancelled' due to 'CRT' - rather, it's a subject that is very rightly controversial. 'CRT' is an interesting concept, which is ultimately a bit post modern, and can be used to propagate misinformation as much as it can be a tool of enlightenment. For example 'CRT' has is the ideology used to get rid of AP classes in high school. Does that seem reasonable? I think many would disagree with the policy. It's inherently controversial. But that aside - nobody is 'cancelled' over it. Careers are not ruined. Authors, creative people, academics - they are all free to publish books and papers on the subject. Nobody is pulling books from the shelf because it's about 'CRT'. "Operatively speaking, "cancel culture" seem to mean "rich and powerful who don't like to be criticized"." No - this is completely false. The vast focus of 'cancel culture' has been focused on those who transgress values of ostensible social justice. The best examples would be Dave Chapelle on Netflix, or, Kevin Hart's cancellation of Oscar Hosting, or Comedians pulling jokes on campus. The 'outrage' is from the young, the left. Colin Kaepernick can publish whatever book he wants, attend whatever parade he wants, make any kind of speech he wants, and none of it would be controversial. Disney is not pulling content because of what Floridians think about this or that, however, they absolutely are pulling and shaping content based on what social justice ideologues believe.